Sentence examples for pictorial depth from inspiring English sources

Some of the subjects have pictorial depth, but not a lot.

Working with temperature and tone allows you to create pictorial depth and volume, with areas of luminous and duller colour.

Ilya's consistent, alert, softly brushy touch charges the works with poetic meaning, and yields a spongy sensation of indeterminate, Rothko-like pictorial depth.

It is a typically early-Cubist, dun-colored congeries of arrowing lines and shaded planes, nudging in and out of shallow pictorial depth.

"We recently acquired a 19th-century period frame for 'Autumn' that has utterly transformed the painting," she said, "enhancing its pictorial depth and setting it off as the American masterpiece it truly is".

And initially tapestry was really good for me because it has very little pictorial depth - things float in space, and nothing recedes; it's all on the same plane - which is how I paint.

However, the effect of a cast shadow, a critical pictorial-depth cue for amodal completion has been investigated only rarely from the comparative-cognitive perspective.

With scenes viewed "bi-ocularly" in this way, there is potential conflict between pictorial cues to depth and depth cues such as binocular disparity and motion parallax that are consistent with the flat surface of the picture viewed (the term "bi-ocular" refers to viewing conditions where the observer views a picture (a two-dimensional projection) of a three-dimensional scene with both eyes [1]).

This allowed us to separate the effects of disparity manipulations change the effects of conflicts between pictorial and binocular depth cues.

The speeder chase with the paid assassin, with its swoops and spins and drops; Obi-Wan's fight with Jango Fett; and the serial duels with Count Dooku — all of these display balletic gracefulness and dazzling rapidity along with closely-textured compositions in depth, surprising pictorial imbalances, and angles that are as expressive as they are surprising.

If anything, the inferred illumination gradient would be steeper if plotted versus foreshortened perceived depth with pictorial cues only.